20 BIRDS OF OHIO. 



Defiance Charles E. Slocum, M.D., Defiance. 



Delaware Miss Ida Newell, Prof. Edward L. Rice. Delaware. 



Erie R. L. Baird, Prof. E. L. Moseley, R. D. L. Ransom, San- 

 dusky; Carl Tuttle, M.D., Berlin Heights. 



Franklin Rev. W. L. Dawson, Prof. J. S. Hine, Columbus. 



Fulton Thomas Mikesell, Wauseon. 



Geauga Rev. J. M. Keck, Orange Cook, Chardon. 



Greene Eliza G. Rice, Yellow Springs. 



Hamilton Charles Dury, Russell Everett, Laura Gano, F. W. 

 Langdon, M.D., Joshua Lindhal, Morris Peck, C. C. Smith, Fran- 

 cis P. Smith, Cincinnati; R. F. Souter, Bond Hill. 



Hardin George H. Palmer, Kenton; Agnew Welsh, Ada. 



Harrison Harry B. McConnell, Cadiz. 



Knox T. E. Haughey, Academia. 



Lake E. A. Doolittle, V. E. and T. B. Wyman, Painesville; 

 Rev. J. M. Keck, Mentor. 



Licking Irving A. Field, Granville; Raymond Osburn, Va- 

 natta. 



Logan Homer C. Bennett, M.D., Bellefontaine. 



Lorain Lynds Jones, Oberlin. 



Lucas F. H. Burglehause, Miss Lucy J. Retscher, Toledo. 



Madison Max Morse, London. 



Mahoning E. W. Vickers, Ellsworth. 



Morgan E. J. Arrick, C. H. Morris, McConnellsville. 



Perry Rev. Henry Beeman, New Lexington; Geo. W. DeLong, 

 Corning. 



Pike Rev. W. F. Henninger, Waverly. 



Portage Cornelius Baldwin, Nelson; Geo. H. Colton, Hiram; 

 Roscoe J. Webb, Garrettsville. 



Preble Julia K. Holn, Lewisburg. 



Scioto Rev. W. F. Henninger, South Webster. 



Summit Eugene F. Cranz, Ira; Wm. B. Haynes, Akron. 



Union Lizzie A. Copp, Richwood. 



Warren Anna C. Stenson, Harveysburg. 



Wayne J. G. Black, Scott G. Harry, Harry C. Oberholser, 

 Ethel Dane Roberts, Wooster. 



Wyandot Thos. A. Bonser, Carey; Paul Smith, Upper San- 

 dusky. 



In addition to the names mentioned above, valuable notes 

 have been received from Dr. W. H. Fisher, of Cincinnati, 

 from his records of specimens in his private collection, relat- 

 ing to food and the occurrence of many species, and from 

 Mr. E. B. Williamson, giving dates of nesting of many 

 species in various places in the state. Clippings from lo- 



